Inspirit with Jumoké Fashola Episodes Episode guide
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The African Centre's Summer Festival, stalking and breastfeeding
Kenneth Tharp and Wiyaala look ahead to the African Centre's Summer Festival.
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'Queens of Sheba' and deaths in police custody
Playwright Jessica Hagan chats about 'Queens of Sheba'.
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Debris Stevenson, churches and violent crime
Poet Debris Stevenson chats about 'Poet in Da Corner'.
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Donald Trump and 'Mandela: His Letters, His Legacy'
Josette Bushell-Mingo and Errollyn Wallen talk about 'Mandela: His Letters, His Legacy'.
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Judith Owen, Shahroo Izadi and Rabba Dina Brawer
Behavioural change specialist Shahroo Izadi and live music from Judith Owen.
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The NHS at 70 and the London Vocal Project
Dotun Adebayo sits in for Jumoke.
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Amani Saeed and Citizens Of The World
Jumoké speaks with poet Amani Saeed and live music from the Citizens Of The World choir.
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Lonely Planet and Just Breathe and Windrush
Director Ian Brown speaks about 'Lonely Planet'.
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Islamophobia, Tomb and Temple and Wild West London
Reverend Robin Griffith-Jones chats about his latest book.
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London Bridge: One year on
Jumoké speaks to Reverend Canon Michael Rawson, the sub-dean of Southwark Cathedral.
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Naz Legacy Foundation and Tobi Kyeremateng
Sadiq Khan is to attend a youth interfaith Iftar organised by the Naz Legacy Foundation.
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Divorce laws and Mental Health Awareness Week
Are England and Wales divorce laws outdated and in need of change?
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'War Plays' and Mental Health Awareness Week
Playright Nishin Arbabzadeh and Rukshana Ahmad talks about 'War Plays'.
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Breact cancer, Eileen Page and Bismillah!
Actress EIleen Page speaks about her solo play on at Tara Theatres 'Say It Again' Season.
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Nu Civilsation Orchestra and Wilson Oryema
Wilson Oryema speaks about his new book and how safe are pilgrimages?
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Windrush and crime in London
What can be done to safe guard the rights of the Windrush generation?
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Syria and social media
Was there adequate evidence of chemical sites in Syria?
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Violent crime and female disciples
Can churches do more to help those at risk of being involved in violent crime?
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Easter Sunday
The Bishop of Edmonton's Easter message and live music from Soul Sanctuary Gospel Choir.
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Westminster Terror Attack and Peter Stanford
Journalist and author Peter Stanford chat about his book on faith.
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R.A.Villanueva and Roy Alexander Weise
Theatre director Roy Alexander Weise chats about 'Br'er Cotton'.
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Sir Richard Stilgoe and Mother's Day
Sir Richard Stilgoe chats about the 20th anniversary of the Orpheus Centre.
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Celebrating International Women's Day
The all female Aurora Nova Choir join Jumoké as she celebrates International Women's Day.
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The Jewish Festival of Purim and palliative care
Looking ahead to the Jewish Festival of Purim with Rachel Rose Reid.
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Freedom of speech and safe guarding children
Rachel Bagshaw speaks about her award winning show 'The Shape of Pain'.
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Oxfam, 'Mad As Hell' and British terrorists
Jumoké speaks to the writers of 'Mad As Hell'.
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Jonathan Ajayi, mental health and violence
Actor Jonathan Ajayi chats about the play 'The Brother Size'.
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The 96 Festival
Amie Taylor looks ahead to the 96 Festival.
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Reverend Bazil Meade MBE and National Story Telling Week
Reverend Bazil Meade MBE chats about loneliness.
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The power of prayer and Racheal Ofori
Racheal Ofori speaks ahead of headlining the Calm Down Dear Festival.